You are lucky. What is silly is you not even seeing it
sammytheman666
joined 1 year ago
I know how I can do it. And Im not going to risk finding out my boss cannot do it well.
I have had good and bad bosses. Flying under the radar of bad ones is how you do it. And Im no lt gonna risk turning a good boss into a bad for a game, no matter if that game was the best ever.
That is surviving.
I have met enough players and DMs with whom I disagreed or got their bad side enough time to thank the fact that I was happy I wouldnt meet them at work the next day.
Its the same thing as not working with your lover. If there is something wrong or bad happening at home, you dont wanna keep it going at work afterwards.
But to answer you, yeah I can. Ill torture kobolds instead. /s
Monopoly is fine. Dnd is another beast.
Because if it doesnt go well, they are your boss and sometimes dnd games can go sour fast
Ish. Dont shit where you eat. Its risky to play with coworkers, but really dangerous to play with your boss. I highly advise everyone NOT to do it
Its so good a spell they nerfed its range by 5 ft
Its funny, but also a tad pvp too much for my tastes
Players : DM this is the 4rth wyrmling you threw at us ! Im done with your game unless you stop trying to kill us !
Dm : ok, Ill stop trying.
*puts an Ancient Red Dragon's token on the table
Proofreading is a fun thing where you can spot easy to spot mistakes
Bring your raspy-sandpappered voice
Nooooo, really ?